Breaking the Rules
By: Melinda Dozier
Crimson Romance
Releasing July 8th, 2013
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Blurb:
A forbidden love affair in the
past has led Hope Robinson, a middle school principal, to Harbor Bay, Florida,
where she commits herself to play by the rules. This can be difficult for a
perpetual klutz, who—even strapped in a cast—has to uphold a competent attitude
at all times.
Luckily, she has Dr. Colin
Calaway on her side, a widower and father of a student, who is ready to give
love another try. When Colin convinces Hope they should explore the connection
between them, a steamy romance develops, though it could destroy them both.
They must decide if their jobs—and their hearts—are worth the risk.
Sensuality Level: Sensual
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My Review:
A
sweet romance with characters I liked, not a bad way to start off a new to me
author. The story developed nicely and I was smiling in the end.
Hope
is a middle school principal and she’s kind of a klutz, which I totally relate to.
I think it made her character very relatable. I don’t think she set out to fall
for a student’s father but watching her do so was enjoyable.
Dr.
Colin Calaway is a great character, he’s a great dad to his son, and he’s
pretty darn perfect. I understood Hope’s reluctance to date a student’s parent
but was happy that she went for it.
This
is a quick, satisfying read. I really enjoyed this sweet romance and I would
recommend this to lovers of sweet romance.
4 Books
I received a copy in exchange
for an honest review. I was not compensated for my review.
Author Info:
Melinda Dozier lives in
Guatemala, Central America, with her husband, three boys and German
Shepherd. She enjoys being the queen of
her household and dreams of being pampered fully by her boys once they’re
grown. Learn more about her at www.melindadozier.com
Author Links
Website: www.melindadozier.com
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I am not much of a rule breaker, in fact I'm pretty much a goody-two-shoes.
ReplyDeleteUmm well sometimes when I was a teen, I know I broke a few rules of my parent, that's it.
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